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13 Sep 2020, 10:35 (Ref:4002106)
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F2 Mugello
Mick Schumacher takes the championship lead after race 1, and Juri Vips finally gets some points!
But why has Tsunoda been called into the pits in race 2? His tyres more than make up for that front wing... |
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13 Sep 2020, 14:22 (Ref:4002168)
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Notice Ticktum got abused all over social media for his radio messages again, personally I didn’t think they were that bad, hear the same stuff from other drivers every weekend |
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13 Sep 2020, 22:21 (Ref:4002318)
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13 Sep 2020, 22:30 (Ref:4002324)
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Lundgard was really back on it this weekend. He's given himself a good chance in the title fight.
Micky Schu is getting the consistency he needs now. Shwartzman had a shocker! Ilott managed to get plenty of points but he just can't seem to get a clean race at the mo! Last edited by chunterer; 15 Sep 2020 at 11:16. |
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14 Sep 2020, 05:27 (Ref:4002361)
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14 Sep 2020, 07:47 (Ref:4002372)
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Mick's really looking good, he needs to keep this consistency up to the end
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14 Sep 2020, 08:07 (Ref:4002381)
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We'll see how that goes, but I only hope Mick won't have any facilitation being the son of Michael. I'm not a fan of these 'connections', because there might be better drivers that are not descendant of previous great drivers.
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14 Sep 2020, 22:17 (Ref:4002515)
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However Shwartzman and Ilott seem intent on gifting it to him at the moment. I still think Ilott will pull through this tricky patch where podiums keep eluding him. It's not like he's lost form. Last edited by chunterer; 15 Sep 2020 at 11:16. |
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15 Sep 2020, 11:59 (Ref:4002583)
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Looking at the field's stars and those who are perhaps not so...
Again, I have to say it is probably the most impressive entry in depth of quality so far with the current regs. 2018 was ace but this season it does seem like we have double the amount of potential stars than that great year. Clearly the cream are towards the top of the table but consistency has blighted all of those I put in that basket. Some other drivers have shown flashes of promise, and who knows in a year with less quick guys, this handful of drivers may have featured nearer the front more regularly. Suspect a good few of them will return in '21 and be challenging more regularly. This does also have some relevance to team performance. ART are having one of their 'iffy' seasons which they seem to do every 3 or 4 years! Lundgaard is now where he ought to be in the standings but Armstrong is surely better than he has been able to deliver so far. Which drivers have stood out/or not for other tenthers? |
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15 Sep 2020, 16:07 (Ref:4002621)
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Drugovich has been the surprising 'revelation' given his inexperience. Nikita Mazepin seems to be one of those guys who needs experience but once he gets up to speed is actually a handy peddler. Still, the same could be said of Jolyon Palmer or Rio Haryanto, even if the latter's F1 career was actually pretty solid imo. Yuki Tsunoda has also been impressive. Still, I think Lundgaard given his inexperience and Norris-esque rise up the ranks (until he was steamrollered by Prema in F3) put him right up there with Schwartzman.
Been disappointed with Zhou and Armstrong, the latter given where Schwartzman and Lundgaard are. Didn't expect a title shot from Ghiotto and not entirely sure what Markelov is doing. Daruvala is where I expected him to be though. Same with Ticktum. |
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17 Sep 2020, 23:36 (Ref:4003311)
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I don't see Mazepin as anything special. He's been highly touted by people like Peter Windsor, but seems even more hotheaded than Ticktum.
Zhou has shown tremendous pace but just needs to put the full race together. |
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